'''Head''' is a British science fiction [[fanzine]] co-edited by [[Doug Bell]] and [[Christina Lake]].

'''Head''' is a British science fiction [[fanzine]] co-edited by [[Doug Bell]] and [[Christina Lake]].

The most recently published issue is #11, of September 2011. ''Head'' covers everything from travel, media, art, writing, sports, comics, video games, fandom, con reports, and even science fiction.

The most recently published issue is #11, of September 2011. ''Head'' covers everything from travel, media, art, writing, sports, comics, video games, fandom, con reports, and even science fiction.

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''Head'' has included contributions such as Doug Bell's story "Pil, Pil, I Love You Still", about travelling in Basque Spain and France, and about the Guggenheim in Bilbao; Christina Lake writing on fandom in "Where the Neo-Fans Graze", and on the Eurocon in Sweden, in "Shards of Babel"; "How I Pubbed My Other 'Ish'", on fan publishing for CAMRA, by Mike Meara; Nick Walters, a ''Dr. Who'' novelist, writing about meeting his favourite ''Dr. Who'' actor; "The Gloves Come Off', an illustrated memoir about ice hockey by Taral Wayne ([[DNQ]]); "Medicine Men" by Gary Wilkinson, about art of the last and current century.

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''Head'' has included contributions such as Doug Bell's story "Pil, Pil, I Love You Still", about travelling in Basque Spain and France, and about the Guggenheim in Bilbao; Christina Lake writing on fandom in "Where the Neo-Fans Graze", and on the Eurocon in Sweden, in "Shards of Babel"; "How I Pubbed My Other 'Ish'", on fan publishing for CAMRA, by Mike Meara; Nick Walters, a ''Dr. Who'' novelist, writing about meeting his favourite ''Dr. Who'' actor; "The Gloves Come Off', an illustrated memoir about ice hockey by [[Taral Wayne]] ([[DNQ]]); "Medicine Men" by Gary Wilkinson, about art of the last and current century.

Revision as of 15:44, 21 May 2013

The most recently published issue is #11, of September 2011. Head covers everything from travel, media, art, writing, sports, comics, video games, fandom, con reports, and even science fiction.

Head has included contributions such as Doug Bell's story "Pil, Pil, I Love You Still", about travelling in Basque Spain and France, and about the Guggenheim in Bilbao; Christina Lake writing on fandom in "Where the Neo-Fans Graze", and on the Eurocon in Sweden, in "Shards of Babel"; "How I Pubbed My Other 'Ish'", on fan publishing for CAMRA, by Mike Meara; Nick Walters, a Dr. Who novelist, writing about meeting his favourite Dr. Who actor; "The Gloves Come Off', an illustrated memoir about ice hockey by Taral Wayne (DNQ); "Medicine Men" by Gary Wilkinson, about art of the last and current century.